Track Listings (15) - Disc #1| All Artists: shinjuku ZULU Title: shinjuku ZULU Members Wishing: 0 Total Copies: 0 Label: Neuphoria Original Release Date: 9/11/2000 Release Date: 9/11/2000 Genres: Dance & Electronic, International Music Styles: Electronica, IDM Number of Discs: 1 SwapaCD Credits: 1 UPC: 777320105929 |
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Electronica, ranging from uptempo dance tracks through downtempo chill-out songs. See the following equation: Moby + (Africa x 21st cent.) + (Fatboy Slim) = shinjuku zulu Most tracks have a vocal element, whether it's with... more » |
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Album Description Electronica, ranging from uptempo dance tracks through downtempo chill-out songs. See the following equation: Moby + (Africa x 21st cent.) + (Fatboy Slim) = shinjuku zulu Most tracks have a vocal element, whether it's with lyrics or with tribal or ethnic chants. Similar CDs
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CD ReviewsPack your undies, you're going on a trip! Beverly Hills Entertainment Group, | Hollywood, USA | 11/03/2000 (5 out of 5 stars) "Heard this CD cranked up in a buddie's ride and just ordered five discs. Listened to all the tracks and felt like I thumbed my way through Kuala Lumpur, hung out in the back of a sweaty ancient mosque, then danced my a$$ off in a dank Toronto underground club. Can't really explain the trip. Just know that I want to go back. Been informed that those in the know call this act "The Ku Lu Crew". If their tunes like "Brando" or "Dervish" don't get your heart pumpin', call the ambulance. You flat-lined. PS: I feel like a star struck girl sending a love letter to David Cassidy." ShinjukuZULU=TribalTranceDanceO-Matic Shaun Marquardt | Calgary, Canada | 10/31/2000 (5 out of 5 stars) "A friend lent me this CD with a smile on his face. I think he knew I was going to like it... Alot!At its best, fine art is supposed to enrich our lives and inspire emotion. shinjukuZULU accomplishes this with distinctive and stylish elegance. Each track inspires and I find myself listening over and over. I could tell you about the harmonious vocals, catchy riffs and intense drums but it just doesn't convey the subtlety found in this crafted work. Borrow it, Beg it, or Buy it. You'll just have to hear it, so that you can feel it." Thievery Corporation or Buddha Bar lovers... dj ali | 08/31/2005 (5 out of 5 stars) "If you like Thievery Corporation, or the style of music found on the Buddha Bar CDs, check out Shinjuku Zulu. On his two releases ("Shinjuku Zulu" and "Vicarious Chimera") he mixes uptempo and downtempo tracks with multiple vocalists (from rap to pop to blues to reggae) and multiple styles, from aboriginal chants over dance beats to Air-like instrumentation with haunting vocals. On his latest CD "Vicarious Chimera", a notable track is "Shanghai Masai", which is like M.I.A. meeting Missy Elliot, and "Scarborough Fair (A True Dub of Mine)", which is a trippy, dubbed-out take on the traditional song made famous by Simon & Garfunkel. Notable from his first release, "Shinjuku Zulu" is "That Groove", a great dance pop track, and "Sweetness Likes the Reverb" which could be described as acapellatronica, or vocal dub, and pre-dates Bjorks "Medulla". Shinjuku Zulu also records under the name K.I.A.; notable tracks from those releases are "Mrs. Major Tom", a ballad from "Adieu Shinjuku Zulu", and "Music Is My DNA", a cut which incorporates Latin vibes, Eastern-bloc folk vocals, disco and reggae. (You can hear/get all these tracks on iTunes)."
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